What I dont understand is that there is a couple of centuries worth of established behaviour where Royals have availed themselves of the services of prostitutes - this would not be a first and H would be aware of that.
Which article is this on?Sorry all not going to keep posting DM comment replies, but had to share this too. Too infuriated!
This person in one fell swoop has lambasted me for ‘diagnosing’ Meghan, then tried to diagnose me with an ‘obsession disorder’!
I’ve stopped the back and forth now because you can’t fix these sugars, but seriously. It’s mind blowing how according to this person, all M’s critics are the brainwashed ones living in an echo chamber.
I said I’d done extensive research and their response was to tell me I have a disorder and they feel sorry for me! Well excuse me for not swallowing the MSM shite every 2 seconds and giving myself the opportunity to judge the facts properly.
You can’t win. If you give any reliably sourced facts, you’re a brainwashed DM reading bigot!View attachment 503674
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The Queen’s been out and about again finally today, at an RAF memorial. She looks great, but she’s definitely aged and shrunk a bit more this last yearMy Gran was her exact age and we lost her and grandad a week apart this last Christmas to Covid. She doesn’t have many years left and I’ll never forgive Haznoballs for putting her through all this. I’ve spent the last few years spending every bit of time I could with my grandparents just because I knew they wouldn’t be around for much longer. He’s a disgrace.
And since this has been mentioned several times in this thread lately and it made me laugh:
‘The Queen was in typically good spirits today as she laughed and joked with fellow attendees - and even asked an RAAF officer working with Typhoon jets if they were 'being sent off to chase the Russians?'
According to ITV's royal correspondent Chris Ship, Her Majesty asked another air force personnel about working with Typhoon jets in Northumberland.
The Queen asked: 'Are they being sent off to chase the Russians?'
He replied: 'That's correct ma'am, it's a lot of fun for us!'
The Queen responded simply, 'Hmm'
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No his new word is establishmentism
Oh well, I've tweeted the article, with a dig at Harry anyway!The Prince Harry legacy from the Queen Mother is a disputed thing. The Queen Mother left every single penny (and every penny of her enormous debts) to HMTQ. Periodically, there is mention of some sort of trust set up for Harry by the Queen Mother, as the Express story you've linked suggests.
But it appears he also had support from his great-grandmother after the 101-year-old died 19 years ago today in 2002. Harry and William were both left £14million to share between them, but investments by royal advisors over the years meant this had increased to more than £20million, which they split evenly.
Forbes Magazine, though, investigated earlier this year, and had a comment from Harry's reps that said he was not a beneficiary of the Queen Mother's estate.
His late mother, Princess Diana, who famously died in a car crash after being chased by paparazzi, made the move possible. With financial support from the Crown abruptly shut off, the relocated royals have relied largely on the estimated $10 million inheritance Harry received from his late mother’s estate. Contrary to published reports, a representative confirms he was not a beneficiary of any of the nearly $100 million (£70 million) fortune left by his great-grandmother, the Queen Mother.
How Much Are Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Worth? Surprisingly, Not That Much
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are largely living off Prince Harry’s inheritance from his late mother and Markle’s earnings as an actress. Deals with Spotify and Netflix will help boost their future earnings.www.forbes.com
From early history:
There was a clip of him on one of her friends insta accounts around the time of the interview which was quickly taken down but that seems odd to me - the friend would know not to post it, I’m thinking double bluff?
‘Twas fun whilst it lasted.
She once sent Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins a lovely Tiffany box with a turd in it.When her kids were little, if someone wronged her she'd get the kids to shit in Tiffany&co boxes and send it
Instead of impacting words of wisdom, pity they didnt offer a sizeable donation
I enjoyed that clip.
Shes not happy? ........Good!Latest Harry Markle blog. She's not happy
31 March, 2021 ~ The Sussex Review
Staunch monarchists have waited for 31 March, 2021 to arrive as they trust in Her Majesty to do the right thing on the official date for the Sussex review. Unfortunately, I don’t share their …harrymarkle.wordpress.com
He would've been 13 in his last year, 12 at the beginning of term and then turning 13 the week after term started. Prep School is upto Y8Thank you @ResidentMerkin and @Kittypops for another shiny new thread.
Back on the 'what's wrong with Harry' discussion...
Prince Harry has unexpected reunion with his former Ludgrove school matron in New Zealand
Prince Harry chats to Vicki McBratney, who helped him cope with the loss of his mother Princess Diana when he was 13.www.telegraph.co.uk
The last time Prince Harry saw Vicki McBratney she was his matron at Ludgrove Preparatory School helping him get over the loss of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
As a 13-year-old schoolboy, the Prince would sit with Matron and show her letters from his late mother as they chatted over a cup of hot chocolate. She, too, had lost her mother and they formed an immediate bond.
Today the Prince had a happy and unexpected reunion with his old confidante 17 years after he last saw her, when she popped up in a crowd of royal fans during a walkabout in New Zealand.
The Prince with his former matron
Mrs McBratney, 44, who now works as a pre-school teacher in Christchurch, reminisced with him about his schooldays as she gave him a collection of photographs of him and his friends taken at Ludgrove, which he attended until 1998.
"My goodness, I remember you," the Prince said. "Long time no see."
Mrs McBratney, who had waited for two hours to see the Prince, started her job at Ludgrove on the day of Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997.
She said: “Every couple of weeks he’d come and knock on my door and we’d both go to the matron’s lounge and I’d make him a Milo or a hot chocolate and we’d sit and talk and he’d share his letters from his Mum.
“(He was) a loveable, friendly, nice boy. Cheeky, but not naughty. He's still got that same smile.
“I wasn’t sure he’d remember me after all these years but he did. It was really nice to relate to him again. He just looked really shocked and said 'Hi Vicki, nice to see you', gave me a kiss and had a chat.”
As he looked through the photographs she gave him, the Prince said: “They are awesome, there’s Walter! I love that.”
Mrs McBratney said that when she started work at the school, “the headmaster said Harry won’t be back until Wednesday because of the funeral, and I was saying ‘Harry, who’s Harry?’” When he did arrive for the start of term, she made sure he knew “I was there for him” because her own mother had died the year before.
When Mrs McBratney asked him how he had been since she last saw him, he said: “Very well, keeping busy.”
Mrs McBratney said she was known to Prince Harry as “ma’am” and her duties included waking him up, laying out his clothes, tucking him up in bed and supporting him when he played sport. She said she was his “counsellor and nanny” and effectively became a surrogate mother.
He was so fond of her that when his brother Prince William attended a premiere of The Man In The Iron Mask he asked him to get an autograph for her from its star, Leonardo DiCaprio, her favourite actor.
She said: “Harry came back the week after and said: ‘Ma’am, Ma’am, look!’ and showed me a programme signed ‘To Vicki, all the best, Leonardo DiCaprio’.”
She said the boys would play a game called “royal flush” in which the other boys would pretend to flush Prince Harry’s head down the toilet.
I'd never made the link before, but in the Telegraph piece it's clear that Harry was already going to get an extra year at Ludgrove. His birthday is 15 September, so he started out as one of the oldest boys in his year, but they still decided he needed to be kept back for another year before going to Eton. It wasn't anything to do with Diana's death at the end of August - Ludgrove were already expecting him back. Matron already had duties in her contract to tuck him in at night and lay out his clothes. Makes him sound very young for his age. Instead, we have a 13 year old who is a full year older than any of the boys in the school, tall and athletic, at the receiving end of 'Royal Flushes'. Bullying is vile, but for the boys to pick on the oldest boy in the school? Doesn't sound quite right, does it? That's not dyslexia, that's something else.
Am pretty sure neither of these fuckers can cry in any sort of sincere way....
They've certainly been pretty good value up to now, I'll grant you. Heads down, ostensibly employed and discreet. But, then again, their father isn't the sharpest tool in the box and clearly has massive entitlement issues. And their mother has a pretty decent track record of going through money like water then asking for more, so who knows what is lying dormant in their characters ?
I agree, was very surprised to read that Lady C had said this when she's held so much other stuff back. What good will it have done? It will all be taken out of context and add fuel to the fire. They should have just not commented. It's not as though H&M can even remember it clearly if at all so have no proof. They've told so many lies nobody would have believed them anyway. Big mistake I think and pointless.
So true.say it like it is girl!
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